San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-30
CONTRIBUTION BOX.
Flying Sparks From Our Various Con-
tributors.

tributors.
Keep cool.
Go to church.
And take 10 the Springs tomorrow.
The Arkansas Pass will run reclining chsii
cars 10 Galveston, commencing August LIST.
The funeral OF Mrs Jennie Elsner wi 1
! take place tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
Tom Yates will give you fortune II you
can only guess II right.
Ex-Postmaster Burbanks, OF Laredo, is Wis
iting friends In the city.
Free show at the Springs tonight and to
morrow night.
Don't forget the fine show at the Springs
Admission free.
Green, even deep green. is yet the ruling
color OF the landscape around, and OF trees
and shrubbery within.
ence tonight between river water and cham
payne punch
The blue color of our river looks as II II
were In sympathy with its own blue condition,
and other blues.
Sentenced to Death" drew good house
at the Fashion last night. The play will be re-
peated tonight.
The x. L. N. T.'s will play q match game of
base ball with the Little Jokers at the former
grounds, near the l. & @. MS stock pens.
"A man that Is a man is never out
OF place any where. But is among the regular
wants, however little advertised or really de-
sired.
The Texas law OF libel has been a subject
OF much interest IL may be useful to many
70 KNOW wnat the law OF SANDER against wo-
men Is, IN Texas-Lee statutes
The only case OF a woman's age recorded
In holy writ 10 that OF Abrahams wife, and as
the subject is of so delicate a nature and
touches SO many chords that thrill. we for.
bear giving even her age. Let the reader md
out, II DESTROYS of knowing.
-ParisIans are historic for polteness; so
also In by-gone days were Charlestonians.
San Antonio has q reputation in this respect,
worthy of being treasured and defended. The
daily quiet urbanity OF the people 10 most
noticeable.
AS the Attn OF August approaches the great
Tha nrohibs re trx}na what virtne ibera IL in
flowers and magnificent bouquets at social
gatherings.
-The many shady retreats and yine-cov-
cred portocos and verandas, auorded by the
pieasaht cottase MONIES OF san hntonlo; WIN
i ihost generous, retresnlng preeles, most OF
tne Gay, especially toward evenings, are
snons me attractions, ehthronlhg our Guy IN
neart ano lthagihation' home 49, Where the
neart TO-
There's Joy In the household of Mr.. Louis
NJ. Michael. It's a boy, born yesterday after
noon. The mother 10 doing well and the
father 10 safe.
Carly. on South LAREDO street last night
Ahont X connIes we're In attendanca and In.
duIsed In games ana boat riding nntIi a late
hour, eyerybody enjoying tbemselyes hugely.
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-hr. hhltor' VIII you Iet US Know the amer
ence DetWeen toddy ana grog; ana Whlon Is
tne DETER urlnk Lor n3t Weatnef: Also, Wna AZ
Is ooniool, ana Wnat Is toinIoolery, no, 10
Speak ol tompoy OF tolnCoo. header
Respectively referred 10 Dr' Crahni lEditor' !
1t Is whispered around that Mr.. Sam G.
Arnold, the popular young engine driver Of
the l. q g. N. railroad, is TO be married the
middle of next week to Miss s. A. Phelps, the
daughter OF Mr.. ii. Phelps, of the mattrass
factory, on Austin street. The wedding will be
quiet one, as Mr.. Arnold does not want the
boys to get wind of IL.
"1IprSo TEACHER"
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Tue caPioh TINS aFNcle 10 tue phraseoio-
gy very common in respect 10 the teacher OF
Schools Waving hin, az a mara hIreIin0 nm
:,
the same looting as neld hahd' OF team
driver, If not of grade lower than mere man
ual laborers. While he is thus Inundated
there is growing demand for his high